The GuardianFinal: Patriots 35, Chargers 21Boston GlobeBy Zuri Berry, Boston.com Staff FOXBOROUGH -- Tom Brady followed up his stellar 500-yard outing in the season opener, with a 423-yard outing as the Patriots beat the Chargers 35-21 in their home opener. Brady was 31 of 40 for 423 yards and three ...NFL: San Diego Chargers 21-35 New England Patriots - as it happenedThe GuardianBrady stays hot, throws for 423 yards in 35-21 winAtlanta Journal ConstitutionSnap Judgments: Patriots 35, Chargers 21WEEI.comThe Associated Press -Bolts from the Blueall 683 news articles »
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